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LET'S GO RACING!

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I genuinely had no idea what to expect. Of course you hope the bike will show some promise at least, might even be reasonably OK straight away (see Ferrari / Mercedes comment above). So I also took the A65 as back-up. I'd do a couple of practice sessions on the new B60FT. If it felt like there might be a race bike underneath me then fine, I'd carry on a while. But if it felt like it needed a bunch more development then I'm a big enough boy to park it and jump on a bike I know really well and I know I'm fairly fast on. It was all tremendously exciting and tremendously nervy at the same time, me head

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